Mzansi Woman Inspires With Story of Buying Her 1st Home in Video and All the Challenges That Came With It

Mzansi Woman Inspires With Story of Buying Her 1st Home in Video and All the Challenges That Came With It

  • This gorgeous mom took a leap of faith and bought her first home, but it hasn't been easy
  • In an inspiring TikTok video, she shared pictures and footage of her home along with some of the struggles she has faced
  • People took to the comments section to reassure her that she had made the right decision

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A South African woman took to TikTok with a video showing her brand new home. In the video, she explains that it has not been all glamorous. There have been many challenges, but she has put her trust in God through the process.

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This inspiring mom shared a clip of her home, expressing the many battles that have come with this huge decision, but she is still grateful. Image: @sma_fitnessjunkie
Source: TikTok

With the interest rate at an exponential height, it is really tough for homeowners, especially those unprepared for such astronomical increases.

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Mzansi woman shares new home, along with struggles, in viral TikTok video

TikTok user @sma_fitnessjunkie shared a video showing her stunning home. In the caption, she explained that after she and her daughter moved, they faced many struggles thanks to the increasing prices of literally everything, but she has not given up hope and has put all her trust in God that this was the right decision.

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Read the full inspiring caption below and see her stunning home:

Mzansi shows the humble woman support, clapping for her triumph

While the woman admitted that this could have been a mistake, people took to the comments section to reassure her that she has achieved one of the most monumental milestones of her life, and they are super proud of her.

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Read some of the support in the comments below:

Nokuzola Khesi clapped:

“Congratulations, my love konke Okuhle kukufanele.”

Antiti Abueng reassured her:

“You’ve achieved one of the biggest milestones in life, everything else will fall into place, don’t stress.”

MkaMashobane showed love and support:

“You've got this sisi, but most of all, God's got you. Enjoy ikhaya elithi wena.”

Kigotshe078 shared a motivating story:

“I stayed at my house empty the entire 2022, it’s only now, in August 2023, got to do wall units. Slowly but surely."

Jaysikhakhane has been there:

“Congratulations, girl. Last year I felt the same way the regrets. Unomuzi, that's important, the furniture izoza kancane kancane.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that an inspiring young woman had headed online to celebrate purchasing her first home. The new apartment owner posted a few snaps on social media and shared her genuine excitement with the rest of South Africa.

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Heading online, @thatodinalane shared the cool post.

"Homeowners' association," she confidently captioned the tweet along with a smiling face and three hearts.

While most social media users headed to the comments section and wished the young lady well on her timely achievement, a few haters threw some shade her way.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.